An entry in ‘The Annals of Ulster’ of 1007AD reports that the “great Gospel of Columkille” (The Book of Kells) was stolen one night and discovered a few months later, stripped of its gold and jewel-encrusted cover, under a slab of peat.
An entry in ‘The Annals of Ulster’ of 1007AD reports that the “great Gospel of Columkille” (The Book of Kells) was stolen one night and discovered a few months later, stripped of its gold and jewel-encrusted cover, under a slab of peat.
Robin A Crawford 